"My Blue Heaven" is a song originally written by Walter Donaldson and George Whiting in 1927. The song has been covered by numerous artists over the years, including Harry Connick, Jr. In Connick's rendition of the song, the lyrics describe a peaceful and idyllic place that the singer refers to as his "Blue Heaven." When the whippoorwills call and the evening is approaching, the singer hurries towards this special place. The singer paints a picture of this Blue Heaven as a cozy and warm place. There is a smiling face, a fireplace, and a cozy room. It is a little nest nestled where the roses bloom. The singer mentions Jilly, presumably a loved one, and the presence of their baby, which completes their happiness in this Blue Heaven. The song captures a sense of finding solace and happiness in a place that feels like home. It represents a refuge from the outside world, filled with love, warmth, and contentment. Overall, Connick's version of "My Blue Heaven" conveys a nostalgic and sentimental tone, evoking feelings of comfort and the joy of being surrounded by loved ones in a cherished place.
